LG VX4400 (Verizon Wireless)

The LG VX4400 is Get It Now capable, however this is a first generation Get It Now Capable phone. You can still download ringer tones, games, directions, etc. but The screen is not as big as the newer models for LG. It has the embedded Global Positioning System (GPS) chip necessary for utilizing the E911 emergency location safety feature as well as other location-based services. Although I have not seen any applications written for this model that would take advantage of the location-based services feature. It has a 65K STN color display that allows you to view up to 8 lines of text making it easy to view information from the web or read large portions of emails.

Overall this is a nice solid phone. Not a lot of fancy bells and whistles but it does the job and does it right. There are two models of this phone that are available for the Verizon Wireless network; VX4400 and VX4400B. The VX4000 is Silver/Gray all around. The VX4400B has a blue face plate on the outside housing other then that the phones are identical.

I give it a 4/5 due to the time of this review. This is an awesome backup phone or for someone looking for a simple to use reliable phone. Other then that there are many other models LG has made since this model that are just as solid and feature packed.


Below are some specs from the manual.

GENERAL FEATURES

Tri-Mode
1XRTT
Clam Style Design
Display - Color
Display - Internal & External
GPS enabled
Get It Now
Mobile Web 1.0
OTA Capable
TTY compatible
TXT Messaging
Voice Dialing
Voice Note/Memo



SPECIFICATIONS

Up to 180 Minutes Usage Time
Up to 110 Hours Stand by Time
Weight 4.0 oz.
Size 3.46H x 1.89W x 1.07D inches